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This document discusses the benefits of studying abroad. It provides questions to guide listening to two speakers discussing their experiences - one who went to Russia on an exchange program and one who spent a gap year in Japan. The speakers were positive about their experiences, with one noting maturity from the experience. The document then lists benefits of studying abroad like cultural awareness, language skills, and personal growth. It encourages considering studying abroad and remembering words for future speeches.
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- 7. overseas
- 8. gap year
- 13. Listen to two young people speaking about their experience abroad. For each speaker answer the questions: 1. Where is he / she from? 2. Where did he / she go? 3. Why did he / she go abroad? 4. What did he / she do there? 5. Does he / she sound positive about their experience?
- 14. Speaker 1 1.Where is he / she from? Speaker 2 the USA Britain
- 15. Speaker 1 2. Where did he / she go? Speaker 2 Russia Japan
- 16. Speaker 1 3. Why did he / she go abroad? Speaker 2 an exchange programme a gap year
- 17. Speaker 1 4. What did he / she do there? Speaker 2 …went to school and stayed with a Russian family … worked part- time as an English teacher, learned Japanese and travelled around the country
- 18. Speaker 1 5. Does he / she sound positive about their experience? Speaker 2 …is very positive … is quite positive, but more mature
- 19. Listen again and make notes on how the speakers’ feelings about their visits changed. Use your cards. before the visit during the visit after the visit
- 20. a) Cultural Awareness b) Lifelong Friends c) Language Skills d) School Experiences e) College and Career Advantage f) Personal Growth
- 21. a) Cultural Awareness b) Lifelong Friends c) Language Skills d) School Experiences e) College and Career Advantage f) Personal Growth
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- 25. a) Cultural Awareness b) Lifelong Friends c) Language Skills d) School Experiences e) College and Career Advantage f) Personal Growth
- 26. assumption
- 27. immersion
- 28. admission
- 30. The university of Oxford welcomes applications to all of its courses from overseas students
- 34. What is your opinion? Do you like the lesson? Do you remember the words and may you use them in your speech? Would you like to study abroad? What do you like most of all?
- 38. BACK
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- Упражнение 2. Сравни два текста. Какой из текстов ярче, красивее, интереснее описывает ночь. Почему?